magnet/repeller

i think that as well as the grapple and charge-good if you have a sword-there should be a super magnet which pushes them away as far as they can go this is good if you have rocket launchers

also i think that instead of a flat platform there should be lumps and dips to fit the background i think this would make it more fun as you would have to think: is my rocket going to hit a hill and not the opponent?

also i think you should add homing missiles where they follow your mouse-but after say 3 spaces they run out of fuel and go no further also have like a place where you can make your own robot part (within the game for a large cost, say (for me a lot of money would be 50000) but maybe higher up that is nothing

i think that as well as the grapple and charge-good if you have a sword-there should be a super magnet which pushes them away as far as they can go this is good if you have rocket launchers

There are loads of weapons with knockback and there is teleport. I suppose you could have something with a massive knockback effect and aonly a small amount of damage, theoretically it could fit in the slot otherwise used for grapple or charge, making you choose between the effects.

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also i think that instead of a flat platform there should be lumps and dips to fit the background i think this would make it more fun as you would have to think: is my rocket going to hit a hill and not the opponent?

I think this changes the game too much and would detract from the fun.

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also i think you should add homing missiles where they follow your mouse-but after say 3 spaces they run out of fuel and go no further also have like a place where you can make your own robot part (within the game for a large cost, say (for me a lot of money would be 50000) but maybe higher up that is nothing

I don't get homing missiles, every attack hits anyway. A create your own part could be a great idea though, you could design it from various graphical components and assign things like damage, heat etc. based on cost, with the level requirements being determined automatically from the specs, I think this is a great idea.

I don't see the need for a miss when you have random damage weapons (e.g. the 'blaster' drone does 1-40 damage, and getting a damage of 1 is effectively a miss anyway).

But with mouse-guided missiles, you could have a system where the better you guide them, the higher the damage (not sure what would count as 'better' though, maybe the straightness of the missile path, or a timer [e.g. guide it so it hits dead on 2 second for max damage, each second off halves the damage]

But with mouse-guided missiles, you could have a system where the better you guide them, the higher the damage (not sure what would count as 'better' though, maybe the straightness of the missile path, or a timer [e.g. guide it so it hits dead on 2 second for max damage, each second off halves the damage]

maybe it could be where you hit it within a certain time say: in 3 seconds on the body part gives 30 explosive damage, but in 3 seconds on the legs gives 20-30 explosive damage , and 5 seconds on the body does 20-25 damage?

or what about if you could target the drone as well?? and the drone had a certain number of hp then you wouldn't be hitting the mech but the drone to get it out of the way i have often been killed by a drone when the opponent is on say 2-10 health and i am that close to doing it the mechs hp wouldnt go down if you hit the drone

and with the homing missiles if you hit the mech from the back it could do more damage

place where you can make your own robot part (within the game for a large cost, say (for me a lot of money would be 50000) but maybe higher up that is nothing

Yay, I liked this part. This can be a "end-game" thing to get high level players in-game. You can label them for 200k per part, so it is hard to get and guarantee it is rare, let the player make his own custom part. But make them fullt customisable and slightly powerfull than normal parts at specific level

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also i think that instead of a flat platform there should be lumps and dips

other users have given ideas about implementing mines into the weapon system. I propose 3 types of mines for the user to be able to leave on the field. 1. frag mines with physical damage 2. heat mines and 3. emp mines. one mine per game should be enough. maybe they could be bought like kits. medium damage, relatively speaking.

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